This is the funniest thing I've read in awhile. Of course they aren't going to do that. It's against the law and Cyndi's right, they would lose money. Just because they are LDS doesn't mean anything. Why are you afraid to talk to them? I ask them questions all the time. If you're concerned about anything, then you need to ask them. Go in there, don't call and leave messages. The Hale family went Christmas caroling to a lot of families. I'm friends with his wife, so they came here. Yes they gave me a DVD, and I am LDS, but I don't think the one they gave me is specifically an LDS one. It was a old Christmas movie with Jimmy Stewart in it. I didn't realize they went to all the teachers homes. How cool is that though? It was just their own family outing, not an administration thing. Have you ever thought that maybe those teachers were making a joke? If the owners were Catholic I wouldn't be concerned that they were going to make it a Catholic school. Who cares what religion the owners are? It has no bearing on how they run the school. Mr. Hale's wife got this question a lot last summer before they opened and her answer was, of course not cause it wouldn't be legal to do that. So there you go, stop worrying. Cyndi's right, if you don't like the school, then choose another option.

Riki, I can't believe that would ever happen. They wouldn't do that so why is everyone worrying? My kids have gone to school in Mesa and Santa Cruz last year. Out of both of those schools I NEVER even knew the religion of the Principals. Why? Because I didn't care. They weren't going to teach religion classes at school so why would it matter what religion they are? Just because the 2 administrators at Legacy are LDS doesn't mean they are going to "slip" in mormon doctrine. Parents wouldn't like that and they'd get their funding taken away. This is something that I think has totally been blown out of whack. Support them because you like the school and don't be worried about them teaching anything other than what they're supposed too.
As far as the DVD's go, who cares? So they gave DVD's away to teachers. I got one too and it was a Hale family outing, not a school outing. They gave them to teachers not to students and they didn't tell the teachers to go and play it in their classes either. They were being nice by giving a Christmas gift, what's the big deal with that?
Do you like the education your kids are receiving? If so, then that's all that matters. Mr. Hale may handle the finances, but he is available to talk to. He is one of the founders of the school. That doesn't mean you can't talk to him. Mrs. Sorrell is available to speak with also. She is the assistant principal. I think this is a silly topic that no one even needs to be concerned about anymore. I've heard the answer, it's no, so let's move on. I agree with Cyndi, if it's not right for your family, move on and respect others decisions who actually like it there. I agree with you Cyndi 100%!

@cindi, if i wanted religion taught to my kids i would have them sent to a religious school but i dont so no way should LTS or any other publicly funded schools be taught ANY religious theology at all imo. now one thing that does bother me, is having spoken to gregory's wife who informed me they are trying to "instill discipline&character" which i have a problem with. its not LTS' place to do instill those traits in my children, that is our job but whatever like we all know, LTS has its detractors&its defenders etc but i guess thats what forums are all about.

@sjtrim, how do u know they wouldnt do that? i am not saying they necessarily would but i did say that i could see at some point mormon MORALS not mormon doctrine being subtley incorporated into curriculum/policy. i mean come on, when someone has religious views that govern their social&personal lives, is it farfetched to imagine when given authority over a body of peope ie staff/students etc etc, that those same religious views would not influence their decisions as administrators? not necessarily trying to be combative, but i refuse to just go along drinking the kool aid. all i am saying is anything is possible......

btw my DS did in fact come home with peculiar, strangely colored plates that were indecipherable remiscent of a certain tale involving kooky glasses doens it?. makes ya think! see maybe there is some funny business going over there at LTS.  turns out he did them in art class hehe i kid, i kid